African Development Bank champions private-public partnerships and good governance for universal water access in Kenya
Benson Bumbe Nkhoma (2nd right), Principal Water Resources Management and Development Officer, African Development Bank, making a presentation. On the extreme right is Peter de Koming, Resident Project Manager, Kenya, World Waternet. The others are: Fred Nyongesa, Manager, Water Quality, Water Resources Authority (extreme left); Enock Sentru Kiminta, Chief Executive Officer, Kenya National Water Resource […]
AEI 2024 Sets The Stage For Africa’s Sustainable Energy Future
Africa stands on the brink of an energy transformation that promises to redefine its economic landscape while ensuring no one is left behind in the transition to a low-carbon economy. The 16th edition of the Africa Energy Indaba, convened under the theme “African Energy Transitioning from Aspiration to Action – Delivering a Sustainable and Prosperous […]
Africa’s Top Trekking Destinations
It is no news that Africa offers some of the world’s best wildlife and cultural experiences. But how come people hardly talk about the superabundance of extremely beautiful trekking trails? Each trail gives a distinct experience that is worth the hike. In no particular order, here are the top trekking destinations in Africa. Bring your […]
Breaking The Cycle: Positive Masculinity Is Crucial To Ending GBV And Promoting Human Rights
Craig Wilkinson, CEO and Founder of Father A Nation “Countless human rights violations are rooted in toxic and wounded masculinity, its time to man-up and realise human rights for all!’ says a leading NPC, Father A Nation As South Africa (SA) observes Human Rights Day, a non-profit company (NPC) calls for the need to promote […]
Connecting Children With Wildlife Is A Necessity
By Dr Mark Ofua, Wildlife Veterinarian and Presenter, Dr Mark’s Animal Show Africa’s natural heritage is truly unique – and is one of our most important resources. Wild spaces support people by producing our oxygen, purifying our water, providing our food, and protecting us against events like floods. Wild animals also contribute to our lives […]
The Catastrophe Of Hunger
By Alan Browde, CEO and founder of SA Harvest Let’s be clear: The hunger crisis in South Africa is catastrophic. You might think this is an exaggeration, but the data speaks for itself! What Can be Done About It? While organisations like SA Harvest are doing commendable work (at SA Harvest we have provided 53 […]
Light-Up Africa: Transitioning To Efficient-LEDs Presents An Opportunity For Green Economic Growth
By Dr. Oludayo Dada and Dr. Wondwossen Sintayehu Minamata Convention Advisors to the Africa Region African Governments Adopt Green Economy Initiatives As climate change and rising energy demands destabilize communities, governments around the world are pursuing policies to support the transition to green economies. Across sub-Saharan Africa, from South Africa to Nigeria, ministries are implementing […]
